Brian Bechard
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Maine Public
Secretary of State Shenna Bellows says it's possible that the U.S. Senate race will go to ranked choice voting. If it does, she says there may not be a final result until Wednesday or Thursday.
Ayannah Brown
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Connecticut Public
Molly Ingram
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WSHU
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Federal election monitors were spotted outside polling stations in New Haven Tuesday. Four monitors were sent by the Trump administration to observe compliance with federal voting rights laws, asking people if materials were available in English and Spanish. -
Sister June Carpenter passed away early Tuesday morning. The small Maine community is the last Shaker Village of its kind in existence. -
American Federation of Teachers again sues Education Department over public service loan forgivenessThe class action lawsuit announced in Boston Friday says tens of thousands of student loan borrowers are stuck in a nationwide backlog of pending buyback applications. -
Across the country, the focus is on a few key races that could shift the balance of power on Capitol Hill. But in Massachusetts, incumbents are broadly expected to keep their seats. Residents are focused on the nine ballot questions that ask about issues ranging from gun laws to election rules. -
Voters are hitting the polls today in western Massachusetts and across the nation voting on everything from governors and senators to 9 ballot questions in Massachusetts. -
A study by Birds Canada shows widespread declines in loon productivity over the species' southern breeding range. -
The Legislature stripped the job functions of the county register of probate 15 years ago. But every two years, people still run for the office, which pays $100. -
As domestic offshore wind falters in New England, Vermont is looking to Canada for power that local officials say could be critical within the decade.
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